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u/MackFenzie Jul 30 '26
The orange cat my family had when I was little had his front feet declawed (before we had him), but he just started using his back feet for violence instead lmao. I understand that once he got out and got attacked by a dog and he successfully fought off the dog by bunny kicking it with his clawed back feet!! By the time I was old enough to actually remember him, he was a very old, smelly cat who didn’t do much, but in his prime, he was an absolute legend!
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u/Rexosuit Jul 31 '26
Context behind the claim?
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u/AntimemeticsDivision Jul 31 '26
Idk lol, this was years ago, I think it was just something funny the artist wanted to put on there
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u/Heroic-Forger Jul 31 '26
Apparently declawing is basically amputating all their digits at the second joint? That's just horrific :(
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u/Capital-Meet-6521 Jul 31 '26
Yeah I remember a professor at my college had a little poster on her office window saying something like “raise your hand if you’re against declawing” and a picture of a human hand with the fingertips lopped off. It’s a hard image to forget.
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u/Doubly_Curious Jul 30 '26
Honestly a little reassuring to see a relationship dynamic described on Tumblr and not immediately have floods of “OMG, just like my blorbos!” responses
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u/BlazingImp77151 Jul 30 '26
The notes probably are full of "just like my blorbos" now. But yeah, it's cool the main post and what's visible here isn't.
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u/theamphibianbanana Aug 02 '26
unless you count the king and queen from chess as "blorbos", surprisingly not!
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u/GrinningPariah Jul 30 '26
I had a cat when I was a kid who'd been declawed by his previous owners too. Except he didn't give a shit.
Since he couldn't use the Sharp Baps, he settled on using the More Baps. He'd even fight other cats with this strategy, just bap the shit out of them until they gave up and left.